Deprive Emotions in Times of Burden; The Detachment Strategy
You are not Spock like the one in Star Trek. We are humans and it proves that emotions is one of the greatest strengths and weaknesses that comprises the enigma of what is humanity. But like I have probably mentioned earlier in the first posts is we must also learn to detach ourselves. For example, I have realized that my family and their petty squabbles are dragging me along and was even required more than twice to pay for such things and mistakes that I don't even contributed in. Therefore, I prefer to just vanish without a trace later for the purpose of breaking free from any possible future torment and financial problems that usually come up whenever I finish a problem of theirs.
Do not be afraid. Do not also be fazed when people say you whine too much. It is great when you know what the problem is and have determined and realized it. The problem with a lot of people is they tend to say too much against you but can't actually stand up to their own. Be a realist which is a way of perceiving the world as opposed to the typical person's understanding of it as pessimistic. Remember that the only way of fighting a war is a visible enemy and from that point you will be able to wage an offensive in a direct or indirect manner.
Do not be afraid. Do not also be fazed when people say you whine too much. It is great when you know what the problem is and have determined and realized it. The problem with a lot of people is they tend to say too much against you but can't actually stand up to their own. Be a realist which is a way of perceiving the world as opposed to the typical person's understanding of it as pessimistic. Remember that the only way of fighting a war is a visible enemy and from that point you will be able to wage an offensive in a direct or indirect manner.
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